October3 , 2026

    Maersk Updates Requirements for Waste and Scrap Cargo

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    Maersk has updated its requirements for the booking and transportation of waste and scrap cargo, with the revised guidance aimed at ensuring shipments comply with applicable regulations and carrier requirements.

    The updated requirements are expected to provide customers and freight forwarders with clearer information on the documentation, cargo descriptions and other details that may be required when booking waste and scrap shipments.

    Waste and scrap cargo can be subject to specific handling, documentation and regulatory requirements depending on the material, origin and destination. Accurate cargo declarations are therefore important to support safe handling and avoid delays during transportation.

    Maersk’s updated guidance is intended to improve the booking process and help customers understand their responsibilities when shipping such cargo. Compliance with relevant environmental, customs and transport regulations remains essential throughout the logistics process.

    The changes highlight the growing focus on regulatory compliance and transparency in the international movement of recyclable materials, waste and scrap.

    Shippers are advised to review the latest requirements before making bookings to ensure cargo information and supporting documentation are complete and accurate.